Hello!
A couple of days ago, there was a patch submitted, to implement the highly
desired support of the IMAP QUOTA command:
http://mailman.fastxs.nl/pipermail/dbmail/2003-January/001927.html
Are you planning to admit this patch in CVS?
I think, support of quota command would also be great in th
just wondering if anyone knows how to configure dbmail to use
pop-before-smtp with postfix?
thanks,
shon
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Hi all,
the imap QUOTA extensions has been added to CVS - i'm afraid i haven't
tested it thoroughly yet but i hope some on this list will find time to
play around :-)
regards roel
Michael Häusler heeft op dinsdag, 28 jan 2003 om 08:06
(Europe/Amsterdam) het volgende geschreven:
Hello!
Ben Kochie wrote:
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the dbmail.conf does not have to be world readable.. it needs to be user
and/or group readable by the dbmail daemon
If however you want to grant lusers access to dbmail-smtp via procmail
you would
have to run dbmail-smtp suid dbm
RRIS> the imap QUOTA extensions has been added to CVS - i'm afraid i haven't
RRIS> tested it thoroughly yet but i hope some on this list will find time to
RRIS> play around :-)
According to the RFC,
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fixed it :-)
Igor Olemskoi heeft op dinsdag, 28 jan 2003 om 13:21 (Europe/Amsterdam)
het volgende geschreven:
RRIS> the imap QUOTA extensions has been added to CVS - i'm afraid i
haven't
RRIS> tested it thoroughly yet but i hope some on this list will find
time to
RRIS> play around :-)
Acc
How to use it
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Way cool, thanks for the update! I'll keep on posting the core parts,
but
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Hello shon,
Reprising my post from mid-January, 2002. The following assumes you're
using dbmail with MySQL; if you're using Postgres, you will need to
build Postfix with Postgres support, and the 'mynetworks' line will be
changed to match, and the SQL in the 'additional_conditions' portion
of my_n
awesome! why isn't this kind of stuff documented anywhere? or is it and i
just missed it?
thanks,
shon
> Hello shon,
>
> Reprising my post from mid-January, 2002. The following assumes you're
> using dbmail with MySQL; if you're using Postgres, you will need to
> build Postfix with Postgres supp
Hi guys
I would like to know if I upgrade to the lastest CVs will that affect
the database in anyway
I have just renamed a few tables and field in the database will this be
affeected , please be sure about this I have thousands of users using
this database
Hello shon,
s> awesome! why isn't this kind of stuff documented anywhere? or is it
s> and i just missed it?
One of the problems with active development is that documentation is
usually left in the dust... In the case of dbmail, there is a lot of
implementation-specific stuff that has appeared on
depends on which version you are currently running :-)
Abdulla Damingo heeft op dinsdag, 28 jan 2003 om 16:15
(Europe/Amsterdam) het volgende geschreven:
Hi guys
I would like to know if I upgrade to the lastest CVs will that affect
the database in anyway
I have just renamed a few tables
if i had time and knowledge, i would volunteer to doc myself. i will be
looking forward to your post - whenever that may be. btw, i am using mysql
as my backend...
> Hello shon,
>
> s> awesome! why isn't this kind of stuff documented anywhere? or is it
> s> and i just missed it?
>
> One of the pro
There's a lot of manual patching involved, and little gotchas in a few
places. If you have some experience with C and Makefiles, it's not too
hard to get this module working, but if not, it will be very difficult
until it becomes part of the distribution (and then, it'll just be a
configure option,
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